do you have to unscrew the lid to drink or can you sip with the top on?
36030
You have to unscrew the lid. It's not an ideal mug if you want it simply to use while commuting. If, however, you want a mug that can be tossed about while totally full and never spill a drop, this is the mug for you.
36031
You have to unscrew the lid, I prefer it this way so it doesn't leak once it's closed.
1820522
yes, you have to remove the cap. Its an open crock. You just slowly pour the water until the bottle is on top of the crock. I never spill:) I love my crock!
1545186
Yes. It is a normal screw on lid. You have to take off the lid to drink. Could be difficult while driving.
384942
The lid for this cup screws on. It's reasonably easy to put on or take off, and you can screw it on so that the cup is right or left handed, so to speak. There's a slider for the drinking opening, so that you can close it if you're in a sensitive-to-spills situation.
441996
No. It's a plastic top that you pry (for lack of a better term) or pop off to drink. It's not difficult to open and close, unless a younger toddler is attempting to open it. It's attached so you just pop it open to drink and click it shut to close it. I use them everyday and haven't had any issues with spilling or leaking. I hope this helps!
1271375
I just take off the lid to drink. And I think that the cap on the top should not be opened, maybe it's a gear for heat insulation.
1615941
you can drink from the bottle without getin=ng tea in your mouth. a sipper lid i usually think of on a baby bottle. so not really sure what you mean by a sipper lid
509541
I use it driving all the time but it doesn't have any mechanism for opening, it's a screw on top. So you have to remove the top to drink, but because it's a tall slim mug, the opening isn't so big that it spills easily. Hope that helps
43607
This is like a tiny thermos bottle, and you simply unscrew the lid and drink from it. It is very comfortable to drink from. The reason the lid comes apart into pieces is for cleaning. As you may know, the Japanese are wonderfully efficient about such things. I gave several of these as Christmas presents this year. I own two, and I love them.
827988
This is not an answer. I have the same question. The newer tops have a lock so that the sip button can not get accidentally pushed. I have the old and new lid designs. They are both great, but I would like more with the lock in order to put them in kid's backpacks.
279963
You drink directly from the glass not through the plastic cap. You have to take the cap off to drink the beverage.
317215
Yes there's a lid you can purchase to replace the one that comes on it that's more suitable for drinking. But I would not recommend you drink out of the wide mouth
1770209
Yes its easy to drink from, it could be better but its not bad. It has like a twist nob on the top that prevents it from spilling and you just twist and sip
1953764
It does not have a sipping spout. The lids screw on and off. I love this cup though.
317220
There is a separate straw lid that you can purchase so you don't have to unscrew that top and drink from the mouth of the bottle.
1885159
I don't use the push pull lids, I just unscrew the whole top and drink out of the threaded opening.
1040018
The lid is hinged on the thermos bottle and has a latch that holds the lid open when you are drinking, if you want to use it. I hope that answers your question.